Anywhere in the open landing zone will leave you a clear shot at the green. If you have to power you can reach the green off the tee with a RHFH. Stay out of the woods on the right, though. It can be hard to salvage par from there.

Keep it in the fairway here. The left side long grass makes for a very obstructed shot at the green.

Long pin: Stay to the right side with a RHBH turnover or a RHFH/LHBH. This is the only spot that leaves you an open shot to the pin, unless you can get past the trees surrounding the short pin.

Long tee is listed at 300ft but the hole plays much shorter since it is steep downhill. Probably best to keep the drivers in your bag on this hole, but throw whatever you have the best control with.

RHBH: Drive a mid range or putter down the hill and let if fade back to the left towards the hole.

RHFH: Throw a slight anhyzer and let it coast down the hill to the left of the trees then fade back right towards the hole.

The fenced off depression to the right looks worse than it really is. It's much easier to recover from down there than to end up behind the trees to the left. From down behind the railing, you can just throw an exaggerated tomohawk and make your putt or save an easy par, or just loft your normal throw.

Prepare for a huge fade as your disc comes back to earth. That being said, don't aim at your end target. Aim with the anticipation of a huge fade.